Baby Steps
by Kenta Divina
Summary: Kyo returns from college on the word of Tohru's marriage. He tries to find one last chance to change her mind. Baby steps towards harmony. Complete.
1. Welcome

Author's note: I don't know the ending of the series, but I had this itch to write.  
  
The curse has been broken. All the Soma's have found new ways to enjoy their freedom.  
  
Baby Steps  
  
Kyo Soma shaded his eyes as he walked down the street. A summer breeze played with the open collar of his pale blue button-down shirt. How long had it been since he's been here? After graduating high school, and the breaking of the Zodiac curse, two years had passed before word of the engagement between Yuki and Tohru reached his unsurprised ears. He had left that house of Shigure's following the abandonment of his possessing spirit in an attempt to find a purpose for the rest of his life.  
  
Before Tohru had come, all he had cared about was defeating Yuki and finding a rightful place in the Soma house. Now that had no more reason. Kyo left the entire household behind, this time to find himself. Tohru had smiled and waved her encouragement from the train station as he left.  
  
Now, having taken two years of college, become a champion at martial arts competitions, he was older and wiser. Kyo shifted his duffle bag and let himself smile drily. Older, yes, but not always wiser. The wedding was in a month during the coming fall. Knowing Tohru, she probably would have preferred a spring wedding, but with growing pressure on her to become proper' in the eyes of society and the Soma household, the sooner the better.  
  
Two years he had kept a dark secret. Three years he carried a desperate hope. And now he was here.  
  
The old dirt path had been paved last year. The trees still waited nearby, sheltering and comforting. Kyo's shoes made faint taps on the asphalt. The house came into view, unchanged and unremarkable as usual, but sparking a flood of memories. He paused, his earthy-red eyes taking in the new flower gardens under the windows and the vegetable garden tucked around the corner of the building. He frowned at the telltale green shoots of leeks before entering the foyer.  
  
I'll be right back!  
  
Kyo couldn't move as a slim woman of twenty came bounding out the door. She tripped on a careless shoe and came flying towards him. He dropped his bag and caught her easily. He laughed down at her face scrunched up in anticipation of pain.  
  
It's nice to see that some things never change.  
  
Her eyes shot open, the exact shade of blue he remembered. She flung her arms around him. Kyo, you came!  
  
To his surprise, she didn't shriek or do anything hyperactive. She only buried her face in his shoulder and clung to him like a child. Tentatively, he wrapped his arms around her still-small frame. He whispered into her hair, Are you alright?  
  
She immediately jerked her head back and laughed. Of course I am! I'm just so surprised! And so happy! When we didn't hear anything from you after we sent out the invitations, well, I thought you were mad at us.  
  
Kyo forced a smile. Why would I be mad?  
  
Hello cat-boy.  
  
Yuki stood in the doorway, pointedly looking at the arm his arch-rival had around his fiancé. Kyo let it drop.  
  
Hello, rat-boy. I hope I still have a place here.  
  
For a long tense moment they silently evaluated one another. Finally, Yuki stepped forward and held out his hand. It is good to have you home, Kyo.  
  
Kyo blinked, but kept his surprise carefully hidden as he took the offering of peace. Thank you.  
  
Is that the Lone Tom I hear?  
  
Kyo smirked. Shigure, you mutt. I thought you would have been out of here a long time ago.  
  
The eldest of the group emerged in his typical kimono, glasses perched on the end of his nose. He sighed dramatically, My my, what a handsome young thing you've turned out to be. It's probably a good thing the curse has been broken with all the girls who most likely chase you. I envy your youth, Kyo, be sure to take full advantage of it while you can.  
  
Kyo fought back a blush with a glare. You would know, wouldn't you.  
  
Shigure only smiled innocently.  
  
Tohru broke in with an exclamation. Oh, now that Kyo is here, I had best go buy more tea!  
  
He gently restrained her from putting on her shoes. Don't worry about that on my account, Tohru.  
  
She blinked up at him, But I was going to do that anyway.  
  
He shrugged and dropped his bag on the step. Well then I may as well accompany you.  
  
A faint frown marred Yuki's smooth features, but at a glance from Tohru, it vanished. She smiled, That would be wonderful!  
  
Back on the road, Kyo stole glances at the girl - the woman walking next to him. Nothing had changed about her personality, that was sure. However, physically, she had most definitely matured. Her legs were longer beneath the knee-length skirt which flirted with the late summer breeze. Her figure had filled out, but remained willowy with long fingers, thin wrists, and narrow shoulders.  
  
  
  
Kyo started, meeting those bright blue eyes with their complete innocence and blushing outright. Um, you've grown up a lot, Tohru.  
  
Really? Sometimes I don't feel like it. My head still buzzes all the time over things. It's like I've become stuck in high school and being surprised all the time by everything, only, she paused, You're not there anymore.  
  
He watched the placement of his soft leather shoes. He started again at her next question.  
  
So how is college?  
  
It's okay I guess. He smiled, It's a lot of work. But I'm the champion of the college martial arts team.  
  
She clapped her hands. I'm sure you're wonderful! That's amazing!  
  
Keeping my grades up is a challenge. I'm sure you'd do great there.  
  
She tipped her head to the side in thought. I don't know. Of course, now that I'm getting married, I'll never know. But that's okay.  
  
Kyo felt his heart squeeze oddly in his chest at the mention of the wedding. Um, so, how is that going?  
  
Her face lit up. It's wonderful! Of course, we've had to keep Shigure from inviting the entire Soma house to the reception. Basically it will be all our close friends. She stopped in the middle of the road.   
  
He turned and raised an eyebrow.  
  
I was going to ask you something, but wasn't sure how to write it. And then you never responded, so I was afraid that you wouldn't come. And now you're here, so I guess I can ask you, but now I'm not sure -  
  
Kyo laughed lightly. Tohru, you're talking in circles again.  
  
Oh, sorry, She turned a charming shade of pink, before balling her fists at her side in determination. Kyo, would you do me the honor of giving me away at the alter?  
  
I - He stood stunned. _Give her away?_  
  
She blushed even more, twisting the hem of her skirt in her hands, and ducking her head. I know it's a modern tradition, but, since my parents are both gone, and I don't think Grandpa would be fit to, I thought it might be nice if I asked on of my friends to do it. But Hana and Uo are girls, and usually it's done by a boy, so -  
  
Kyo gently placed his hand on her bowed head. She looked up, I would be honored to give you away.  
  
Her entire being shone with happiness. Really? Oh thank you, Kyo!  
  
The remainder of the errand was made with conversations of the wedding plans. The entire time Kyo ignored the crying in his heart.  
  
Author's note: So I have not watched the entire series, or read all the manga, but I think I know enough to do this little tension-reliever story. College is a pain!  
Yes - Yuki and Tohru are getting married.


	2. Conversations

Author's Note: So as to the color of Tohru's eyes - they seem to be brown in the manga, and blue in the anime. Anyone care to explain that? Confused...  
  
Baby Steps 2  
  
Conversation  
  
Kyo stretched out on the roof of the house early the next morning. Humming lightly under his breath, he watched the sun peek over the horizon. It had been some time since he had been able to do that. Usually he was too tired to even bother. The tiles felt pleasantly chill beneath his bare feet as the first rays began to warm his body. He heard someone climbing the ladder to his hideaway, and turned, expecting Tohru.  
  
The gray head of Yuki appeared. He paused, then pulled himself the rest of the way up and sat stiffly next to his cousin. He wore a pair of slacks and one of his old silk shirts. Kyo eyed him warily.  
  
Yuki kept his eyes on the rising sun.  
  
Kyo answered.  
  
So, you aren't going to challenge me?  
  
That was a long time ago. Kyo wiggled his toes. There's no real reason anymore.  
  
What about Tohru?  
  
Kyo bit the inside of his lip. What about her?  
  
You aren't upset that we're getting married?  
  
It was her choice.  
  
Yuki's amethyst eyes narrowed. But I'm sure our rivalry hasn't vanished overnight.  
  
Kyo shrugged. It's been two years. Things change.  
  
That they do. And at the same time, things remain the same. I know that you must have some problem with this wedding, but I want you to know that if you hurt Tohru's feelings in any way, I'll not hold back anything in getting retribution.  
  
For a long moment, the ex-cat stared at his old nemesis. Still as pretty as ever, the morning light danced along the silvery-gray strands of hair hanging in his face. Yet, Kyo noticed a few lines in his flawless face. They were smile lines creasing the skin at the corners of his eyes and his mouth, barely visible except to one who had long known the deliberate blankness the rat had hidden behind. Lines Tohru had given him. Kyo looked away.  
  
I don't think Tohru is one to go back on something as important as marriage. Even if I still felt the same way, I would never sink that low.  
  
Well, you used to attack me when I was still asleep.  
  
Kyo blinked. Yuki gave him a tiny smile. They spent the next hour watching the beginning of a new day in companionable silence. The cheery voice of Tohru floated up from below.  
  
Yuki? Yuki where are you? I have to go in to town and do a last fitting for the dress.  
  
Scrambling to his feet, Yuki darted down the ladder. Kyo smiled at the complete control the simple Tohru had over their lives. He followed a moment later.  
  
No, you can't come silly! The groom isn't supposed to see the bride in the dress till the wedding!  
  
Tohru, do we have to follow all those traditions?  
  
Kyo heard her hesitate as he entered his bedroom via the window. They were standing in the hallway outside his door. Hana said that if we're doing a Western style wedding, we ought to do it one hundred percent.  
  
Yuki sounded dangerously close to pouting. Hana isn't the one getting married.  
  
Tohru laughed and Kyo heard the distinct sound of a kiss. It won't be long. But I have to check on the cake and the flowers. Did you know that some people start planning a year in advance? I thought it would be easy to do in a month, but the waiting lists can take forever! She descended the stairs. Be back soon!  
  
Kyo pulled on a black t-shirt and changed his workout pants for a pair of jeans. Grabbing a dark green jacket, he took the stairs three at a time and caught her at the door.  
  
Hey, can I go?  
  
She paused, one shoe still in her hand. Sure! You haven't seen anything yet.  
  
To his surprise, she walked around to the back of the house. In a new shed she pulled out a small motorized scooter. Tossing him a helmet, she turned the key and kicked up the brace.  
  
Come on Kyo!  
  
Slowly he put on the head gear and winced internally at the thought of sitting so close behind her. To cover his reluctance, he asked,  
  
When did you get the scooter?  
  
Yuki bought it for me. My new job is further away, plus it doesn't take so long. It's fun to ride! She waited till he put his arm cautiously around her waist before taking off. The wind tossed her conversation back to him. Of course I had to get a license. The testing wasn't hard, but I kept remembering the car crash that killed Mom. Yuki helped me get over my fear of the road.  
  
_I bet he did_. The wind flung Tohru's long hair in his face but he didn't complain. She obediently gave the appropriate arm signals and stopped at each intersection. When someone in a taxi whistled at the two of them, Kyo glared back. Tohru only waved.  
  
At the dress shop, Hana and Uo were waiting. Neither had changed much, still the strangely protective and intimidating friends who greeted Kyo with a nod and sharp,  
  
Well look what the _cat_ dragged in!  
  
I see no one around here has been trying to rise above themselves. He darted back. Hana only curled her upper lip and said,  
  
You don't set very high standards yourself.  
  
Tohru stepped in the middle, being the peacemaker. Now Hana, Kyo has been busy at college. He's even their marital art's champion!  
  
The ex-gangster smirked. What do you think they'd say if I told them that I used to slap you around with a mop?  
  
Kyo glanced around at the masses of white lace and sparkling beads. Well, you wouldn't be in one of these places anytime soon.  
  
Hana rolled her eyes and took Tohru by the arm. Come on Tohru. They've been waiting for you in there. Something to do with the train hanging properly.  
  
Uo watched the blond haired woman push a nervous brunette through the curtained dressing room door. Turning to Kyo, her black eyes scanned him carefully.  
  
I'm picking up interesting waves from you. You seem to be in conflict.  
  
Kyo smiled toothily, which seemed to startle her. It's a big event.  
  
She didn't answer. Kyo occupied himself by examining the other dresses on display. Again he began humming under his breath until Tohru's giggle broke his musings.  
  
Kyo, I didn't know you liked to sing.  
  
He turned and stared transfixed at the vision she made. The long sleeves came gracefully to an end low on her shoulders. The dip at her chest showed the slightest hint of cleavage, hidden by a delicate fan of lace. The entire dress was covered with tiny flowers, not roses, but some kindred. From her narrow waist, the material fell in smooth waves which swept away to the gathering of train in the back. There were no sparkling gems or beads, but she did not need them. Her blue eyes laughed at him as she slowly turned.  
  
So what do you think?  
  
Kyo swallowed audibly. I - uh, it's beautiful!  
  
A blush exploded on her face. Well, I can't really do it justice, but I'm glad you like it. I can't wait to see Yuki's face.  
  
_He'd probably transform, if he were still cursed. I know I would_. Kyo took a firm grip on his leaping pulse and bowed gallantly. You most definitely look like a princess now, Tohru.  
  
She laughed and curtsied in return. And you will be my knight, presenting me to my prince.  
  
She didn't notice his wince, but Uo's eyebrow lifted. She walked over to Tohru and gently began pulling back her hair.  
  
We must decide on your makeup and hair style soon. You cannot simply let it hang down, nor would it be suitable for you to wear only ribbons like you usually do.  
  
Tohru smiled, Oh I don't care! Ribbons are fine with me. She glanced at the clock on the wall. Oh dear! I have to meet the florist in fifteen minutes!  
  
She vanished in a swish of white and reappeared moments later, hair mussed and ribbons askew. Thank you, Hana and Uo! Remember, one week before the wedding we have rehearsal. We may have to have a second, so keep that in mind too.  
  
Hana waved her off as Kyo picked up their helmets. We know, you've told us a hundred times already.  
  
Outside the shop, Kyo tucked her helmet under his arm as Tohru got on the scooter. She held out her hand.  
  
Kyo, I need my helmet.  
  
He reached up and straightened her crooked hair ribbon. You might want to look a little sharper than that.  
  
Her eyes opened wide. Oh, do I look bad? I didn't check the mirror when I changed.  
  
He smiled, giving a lock a tug after he straightened the other bow. You look fine.  
  
She sighed in relief. Thank goodness. What would I have done without you, Kyo?  
  
He couldn't answer, only handed her the helmet and sat behind her once more, her hair brushing gently against his face. He could resist shifting his arm around her waist, pulling her a little closer.  
  
Author's note:  
Sooo, perhaps things will get a little more intense next time - however, I have three midterms around the corner. School bites!!!


	3. Deciding Moment

Author's Note: You know - I don't really have any long distance goal for this. I like Kyo, but I'm going to do a little picking on him. Thank you reviewers! Hello Ron and Sakura! Demented Mind - I have enough problems with my mind without your help!  
  
Baby Steps 3  
  
Deciding Moment  
  
I'm hungry. Tohru said thoughtfully as they walked down the street.  
  
The stop at the florist had been rather short, to Kyo's surprise. Now they were simply touring the city, passing the business building where Tohru used to work, and wandering deeper into the urban jungle.  
  
Well, the park is just around the corner. We can grab something from a vendor.  
  
Rice balls?  
  
Why not? Kyo smiled and gently thumped his companion on the head. Possibly one with a plum.  
  
She laughed at their inside joke before swinging her handbag at him. He took the blow and raised an eyebrow. You still stink.  
  
Hey, I'll have you know that I've learned a few more things from Yuki. I could probably punch hard enough to give you a bruise.  
  
His smile shrank slightly. I'm sure you could.  
  
She didn't miss the change this time and gave him a confused frown. Kyo -  
  
Before she could continue, he crossed the last street to the city park. Tossing a remark over his shoulder, he gave a jab,  
  
Don't just stand in the road, you might get run over!  
  
When the slightly harried young woman caught up, Kyo was already buying lunch from a park vendor. He handed her two neatly wrapped onigiri while biting into his own. They wandered wordlessly to a patch of shade beneath a large maple tree. Kyo could easily tell that Tohru was sneaking glances at him by the way she turned her head to hide behind a curtain of hair. He chose to ignore them and stretched out on the grass munching his tuna centered rice ball.  
  
She finally finished her first onigiri, but didn't move to unwrap the second. Then came the question he had been dreading.  
  
Kyo, does it bother you that I'm marrying Yuki?  
  
He turned his eyes away. It's your choice.  
  
But I want to know how you feel - since I know that you have never truly gotten along in the past. But you are still my best friend.  
  
Kyo growled, fist clenching in the mowed grass. Tohru, don't you understand that the only reason we came remotely close to breaking the Soma curse was because of you? You somehow managed to balance out all of us. You were the center of everything good that happened to us after countless generations of hate. He sat up abruptly but couldn't bring himself to look at her face. It was a balance I was willing, even happy to live with. But now it's changed.  
  
Her voice sounded unsure. It's been two years. I had hoped that you didn't need me anymore. You envied Yuki for things that you can now do for yourself.  
  
Kyo could feel the echo of his cat reflexes as he turned and took Tohru by the shoulders. She squeaked in alarm as he pinned her on the slightly chill ground. His breathing shortened as he looked down into her wide blue eyes.  
  
Tohru, I think I will always need you. You've chosen _him_, but I've chosen to wait, even if it is in another lifetime, till you need me.  
  
She was blushing again. He knew he ought to pull away and act like his actions were one of a concerned friend, but the temptation was too great. She must have seen it for her lips parted in some argument but before she could, he dipped his head and cut off her protest with a hard and hungry kiss.  
He heard a muffled cry, but lost it's meaning in the chaos of taste and touch as he took what the moment would give. Only when the brunt of his emotions were satisfied did he realize she would not respond. He tried to tease her, pulling at her lips with his own, but she only lay there, breathless, but immobile.  
  
Resting his forehead on her shoulder, he realized the consequences. His voice locked in his throat, and his eyes began to ache. The tears came as he crouched over the one he loved but would never have. He should be running and escaping this personal hell, yet could not make himself move from the small shoulder which already carried so much weight. He sobbed,  
  
I'm sorry, Tohru... That was stupid... I should never have...  
  
For a long moment she didn't answer. Finally, Kyo found the strength to pull away, only to find her hands cupping his face and smoothing back the warm orange strands of his hair. Her eyes were deep and sorrowful as a tiny smile turned her mouth.  
  
Kyo, I'll give you that as my apology. I love you. I've always loved the cat. But now things have changed, and Yuki needs me more. You can go on with your life, and start a new one.  
  
Chest hurting, Kyo withdrew, sitting back on his heels. Why can't you say that to Yuki?  
  
She laughed softly. I graduated high school like Mom wanted. I have a steady job now, and can live on my own. But I don't want to. But to stay with the Soma's now, means I have to marry one. Yuki was hurt deeply by Akito. Much too deeply. He's needed me so much, and I've grown to need him the same way. She smiled more widely. Though it took him a while to kiss me like that.  
  
Kyo frowned. I turned into that - _thing_. Do you think that didn't hurt?  
  
But in a way you are stronger that Yuki in that you accepted it as a part of your curse. What happened to Yuki is something that never should have happened.  
  
Tohru, I don't really care about rat-boy. I just want to know about you and me.  
  
Blue eyes began to gather moisture. Two years ago, if you had asked, I would have said yes. But now, now that I know what you could become in the normal world, I must say no.  
  
Slowly Kyo nodded. His heart still pounded, but his head was strangely clear. Standing up, he turned and walked away, not even hearing the quiet tears left behind.  
  
Author's Note:  
Still have 2 midterms and 2 journalism articles.  
Um, so I still haven't seen the whole series, so I'm making generalizations. And I don't plan on bringing in the others except for perhaps the wedding. Poor Kyo!


	4. Returning

Author's Note: I am depressed. So is everyone else in this scene - so why not write it.  
  
Baby Steps 4  
  
Returning  
  
Tohru slowly pulled her shoes off at the door. She had waited for two hours for Kyo to come back to the scooter, but finally had to give up. Dinner was waiting. There were only two other pairs of shoes next to her own, so he had not returned on foot. Frowning, she slid the door open and made her way to the kitchen. Before she made it, a strong arm caught her around the waist.  
  
Tohru, you seem upset.  
  
She pasted a smile on her face before turning to her fiancé. Nothing's wrong.  
  
Yuki's deep violet eyes were slightly clouded. Kyo didn't return with you. Has something happened?  
  
She sighed, knowing that he could read her perfectly. Turning in his arms, she rested her head on his shoulder. His creamy silk shirt felt soothing against her cheek. He - I upset him and I'm not sure if he can forgive me.  
  
She braced herself for his withdrawal, but he only tightened his hold. His naturally soft voice lowered to almost a growl. What did he do?  
  
Tohru shook her head rapidly. It wasn't him. Well, it kinda was, but I should have known how he would feel. I don't know if he'll ever come back.  
  
What did he do?  
  
This time she wrapped her own arms around his chest. He kissed me. He stiffened and stepped back, but she held on. He kissed me, then apologized. I forgave him, and then he left.  
  
That damn cat! He struggled to break away.  
  
Yuki! It was nothing! Leave him alone! When he wouldn't listen, she reached up and forcefully turned his face towards her. He froze as she scolded, You're acting immature, _Prince_, and you aren't listening to me.  
  
Yuki tried to glare at her, but her fingers had begun stroking through the hair at his temples. His anger quickly melted. Her own frustration faded and she smiled. I'm flattered that you want to go to my rescue, but it isn't needed. I think Kyo is more hurt than either of us. We have each other, but he's feeling very alone.  
  
Yuki pulled her to him abruptly and buried his face in the crook of her neck. By all the spirits, Tohru -  
  
She giggled. I love you too.  
  
Doesn't mean I won't still kill him when he gets back.  
  
Yuki, please don't - for my sake?  
  
Why not?  
  
Because he already knows. I can't feel anything more than friendship for him. She leaned up to kiss him. I have to go fix dinner.  
  
Reluctantly he released her but not before deliberately tugging on one of her hair ribbons so that it came undone. Dodging her swat, he stepped into the living room. Shigure was reading his daily paper and smoking a cigarette. He gave Yuki a raised eyebrow when the silver haired young man sat down.  
  
You do know that paper walls let sound travel.  
  
So? You could always not listen.  
  
I'm a perve, remember?  
  
Yuki only gave him a sharp glare. The once-canine grinned back. But then you don't take much effort in hiding your relationship anymore.  
  
So do you think he deserves what's coming to him?  
  
Shigure blinked and set down his paper. Are you going to do him in even after what your beloved Tohru asked?  
  
Answer the question.  
  
Shigure sighed and blew a smoke ring at the ceiling. Not that it really matters, but I thought the last minute heroic attempt of the cat trying to win the affections of his love to be quite romantic. But it is Kyo we're talking about. And it is your wedding on the line.  
  
Yuki nodded slowly, then stood and walked to the door. Shigure picked his paper back up and spoke from behind it, So you're going then? What do I say to Tohru when she calls you for dinner?  
  
Tell her I'll be back soon. I had to check on the garden.  
  
And when she looks out the window to see you aren't there?  
  
That I'll be back soon.  
  
Shigure sighed. Fine, fine.  
  
Yuki pulled on his shoes and pulled the scooter out from it's shed. Walking down the road a piece to hid the noise of the motor, he drove straight for the old high school.  
  
Kyo had wadded his jacket up to create a pillow. Watching the sky fade from blue, to orange, pink, violet, and then the slow slide into deep indigo. His mind was strangely blank. All he could do was watch the sky and wait for the chill of night. Even at the sound of approaching footsteps, he did not move. Someone was climbing the ladder to his old hideaway on top of the equipment shed.  
  
The last rays of sunlight created a halo around the dominating form of Yuki as he looked down at the motionless form at his feet. Kyo gave him a weak smile.  
  
Go ahead. I deserve every bit.  
  
Yuki's hands were clenched, but his voice was steady. I ought to beat your brains out.  
  
Then why don't you?  
  
Because at the same time, I can't blame you for trying one last time.  
  
Kyo looked away, shamed. She asked you not to. Well go ahead. I won't tell. I'll probably never see her again.  
  
Yuki reached down and grabbed the cat boy by the shirt and hauled him upright. You moron! She asked you to give her away, right? Do you know how much you would hurt her if you simply disappeared?  
  
Red-brown eyes blinked in surprise.   
  
I think I'll hunt you down if you pull a stunt like that.  
  
  
  
Yuki let him go and turned his back. We both love Tohru, but the choice was ultimately up to her. Do you respect her choice? Not me - but her decision?  
  
Kyo swallowed hard.   
  
Then I'll forgive you through her. But if you _ever_ do _anything_ to hurt her, then I will do anything and everything to make sure you pay for it.  
  
Kyo felt the corner of his mouth twitch. I'm sure I'd do the same.  
  
Yuki gave him a calculating glance out of the corner of his eye. We agree then?  
  
Standing and brushing off his hands, Kyo offered a handshake. Yuki took it.  
  
For Tohru.  
  
Author's note: I think that's the end folks! Thanks a million!


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